Sep 11, 2006 Visited 38 times, 1 so far today
Dailies, Family Matters, Life, On The News
Dailies, Family Matters, Life, On The News
The 9/11 Tribute in Lights
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“Time is passing. Yet, for the United States of America, there will be no forgetting September the 11th. We will remember every rescuer who died in honor. We will remember every family that lives in grief. We will remember the fire and ash, the last phone calls, the funerals of the children.” - President George W. Bush, November 11, 2001
Thank you to all the owner of these beautiful Memorial Lights photos.
God Bless America.
Angel
by: Sarah McLachlan
wow! those are some great shots in honor for the men, women and children who lost their lives, those brave people who gave their lives and those heroes that responded to the emergency of 9/11.
btw,thanks! I got your pretty postcard
Now if I can return the favor?
I was watching people from the Ground Zero on yahoo video reciting the names of those who died. Very very sad.
Beautiful pictures, K! Somekind of powerful light rays that I always imagine if I were to be a superhero! I’m waiting for Nicholas Cage’s film entitled, “World Trade Center”. I saw the trailer and it was amazing!
BTW, I’m working on your headmast right now. I’ll be sending it to your email as soon as I’m finished.:grin:
Thanks for the head. I mean, headmast :lol:. I’m actually using it now. Red Dr Marten shoes? I don’t use red and I was hoping for a brighter color that matches the page bar. But that’s cool.
tito k! great pictures you posted! United 93 is showing now here in India … really hope i can catch it and watch
I watched United 93 and I personally want you to watch it.
dramatic shots
It still reminds me of the terrible incident. Looking at them, I felt really sad.
Amazing. I put a few of mine up, too, but they are nowhere near even a tenth as good as these.
I would definately want to visit New York to see it in person myself, Jack.
It is worth it, K—I would recommend it. Till then, it’s still horrible, but slightly divorced from our own realities. You go there, and it all sinks in.
It’s the most uplifting sight to see. I hope that the US Govt would allow not to close the ‘wound’ so that many people around the world who wished to see, can still see it.
Land around there is so valuable that for commercial, rather than emotional, reasons, they will rebuild. So I think the wound would be closed—but any new building will be a mere Band-Aid. I don’t think it will really heal the hurt that New York suffered on that day.
You know, I just watched this tribute for 9/11 on 60mins Plus and I already felt guilty posting the photos. The 9/11 Kids feels that people should stop posting/telling stories about the disaster because it always reminded them about the loss of their lovedones. And sure they look amazing, though now they are also too vivid a reminder of the tragedy of 9/11.